As many as 200 domestic flights were cancelled over just a few days at Sydney airport leading to a chaotic start to the winter break.

Heavy storm is reported to have occurred in the city of Ankara, Turkey. The violent storm has been experienced by hundreds of people causing havoc around the city.

A turbulent weather pattern is set to unfold across the South Central states and southeastern U.S. states this week, bringing the risk for severe thunderstorms.

The meteorological service said that parts of Wales and southwest of England would reach the low 20s on Saturday after some initial cloud and drizzle. In their forecast, the Met Office said that Sunday would be a “fine” day as would Monday and Tuesday in the south and east.

The UK Met office has revealed that UK’s capital city London can expect 18 degree Celsius scorchers in the first week of May following a pleasant bank holiday. On Tuesday and Wednesday London looks set to be hit with highs …

After a week of 20C, the weather will be worse the next week. The weekend of high pressures, might bring a possibility of rain, frost and even snow across the United Kingdom. This will continue to bring pleasant temperatures from …

The United Kingdom weather forecast says that scorching 18 degree C temperatures could bring hottest day of the year.  Now, the Brits are facing a freezing start to Thursday where temperatures could drop to -4C before the mercury rises and …

Cold winds are being pushed towards the UK, by high pressure conditions. British Weather Services, meteorologist , Jim Dale has said that the continental air will usher in a cold start to the week before the Atlantic  weather conditions hit, …

Britain will be hit by an Arctic blast this month – just days after Storm Wanda bring torrential downpours and a risk of flooding to the United Kingdom.

Britain is set to experience winds of up to 100mph as the nation braces for more tempestuous weather. The Meteorological weather office has put yellow weather warnings in place for most of Scotland and the north of England and Wales …